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• [Web] Problems, Bugs and other Issues

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  @iain.gardengmail.com if you have selected in options map algorithm: "Standard (OpenStreetMap)" - then you can select in options / toolkit / curvy: low or mid or high "TomTom" - then you can select in options / route optimation: quickest or shortest, and in "hight": low or mid or high, and in "curvy": low or mid or high "HERE" - then you can not select such options All only, if you are "gold" member
• [Web] Suggestions and Discussion

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  Hi @Robert-Lamont Yes you can do as @Nick-Carthew suggests & this will allow you to join a few days together It does however have the very annoying feature that there is a completely useless freaking limit of 200 points allowed in any one route  So it is okay if you want to combine just 2 or 3 days with 60 or 70 points each If your after combining more days than that or they contain a lot more points then you're out of luck with this method When you add additional days it throws away a bunch of existing points so your route no longer follows the path in the original files What you can do if your after a nice graphical depiction of your whole tour is use the Add Routes feature in the web planner to create overviews like this [image: 1751828109004-8baee24c-edd6-45f3-93d7-0573ecb96867-image.png] Just create a new route & call it something like Overview Route - it needs to contain only one waypoint or at least one Point of Interest only so that it will be stored/saved as a functioning route on the MRA server Then just add each day via the Add Route feature & you end up withan overview like above [image: 1751828224479-9ae3382f-f66f-4c0e-8d98-602de6a75434-image.png]
• [Web] Announcements

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  They have been depricated / automated. Thereby the route generator automatically takes into consideration roads that have been used by RX routes. I am not sure if the new Scenic roads layer is also incorporated, but I think yes.